You don't have to
wait for Origin
Cursor announced Origin — an agent-native Git forge — in June 2026. It's on a waitlist. It launches in Fall 2026. Meanwhile, Buddy delivers the complete CI/CD stack for AI-agent development right now, with a free plan.
Free plan · 5-minute setup · 10,000+ teams · No credit card
- ⏳ Agent-native Git forge — Fall 2026
- ⏳ Automated merge conflict resolution
- ⏳ High-throughput parallel pushes
- ✗ CI/CD pipelines — not in scope
- ✗ Preview environments — not announced
- ✗ No pricing announced
- ✓ Visual pipeline builder — no YAML
- ✓ Parallel execution per branch / PR
- ✓ Preview sandboxes per branch
- ✓ Docker layer caching
- ✓ 200+ pipeline actions
- ✓ Free plan — start in 5 minutes
See it in action
The real workflow: Claude Code + bdy CLI
Ask Claude Code to deploy your site and it reads config.json, runs bdy artifact publish with a fresh version, updates the CDN route, and bumps the config — real commands, real output.
What is Cursor Origin?
An agent-native Git forge — announced, not yet available
On June 16, 2026, Cursor unveiled Origin at their inaugural Compile conference: a Git forge rebuilt from the ground up for AI agents. Where GitHub was designed for humans committing code a few times a day, Origin is designed for dozens of agents pushing hundreds of commits per hour — with automatic merge conflict resolution, global sync under 400 ms, and failover under 10 ms.
The specs are compelling. The availability is not. Origin is currently waitlist-only, with a planned general launch in Fall 2026. No pricing has been announced. Signups are open at cursor.com.
Critically, Origin is a Git hosting layer — it replaces GitHub for code storage and review. It does not replace CI/CD. Build pipelines, test runners, preview environments, and deployment automation are out of scope. That gap is exactly where Buddy operates, and Buddy operates today.
Origin's announced specs
The road to Origin
June 16, 2026 — Announced at Compile
Cursor opens waitlist registration.
Now — Waitlist
No access. No pricing. No integrations announced.
Fall 2026 — Planned general availability
Estimated. Subject to change.
What Buddy gives you today
The complete CI/CD stack for agentic development — no waiting
While Origin covers the git hosting layer (eventually), Buddy runs every agent commit through real pipelines, spins up live preview environments, and ships to production. All without a single YAML file.
Visual pipeline builder
Configure full CI/CD workflows by clicking — no YAML, no config files. Build, test, and deploy agent-generated code through an intuitive visual canvas.
Available nowParallel agent execution
Run multiple pipelines concurrently — one per agent, one per branch, or one per PR. Buddy scales without queue waits so agents never block each other.
Available nowPreview sandboxes
Spin up isolated preview environments per branch or pull request. Review live agent changes before they reach production — a critical gate in agentic workflows.
Available nowDocker layer caching
Agent code changes more often than human code. Buddy's Docker layer caching reuses unchanged layers so your build times stay fast even at agent-commit frequency.
Available nowArtifact management
Store, version, and distribute build outputs natively. Agents on different branches can publish and consume artifacts without any external storage service.
Available now200+ integrations
AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, GitHub, Slack, Datadog, Cloudflare — connect every tool in the AI-agent stack without writing a single custom script.
Available nowBuddy Hosting
Artifacts, sandboxes, and a global CDN — all from one CLI
Buddy's hosting stack covers static sites and running app environments. Publish a build, route a domain, get a live URL — no infrastructure to manage.
Artifact Hosting
Publish any static build directly from the CLI. Each version gets its own immutable URL — perfect for CDN caching, A/B rollouts, and instant rollbacks.
bdy artifact publish mysite:v3 ./dist --create
- ✓ Versioned, immutable builds — every push is a snapshot
- ✓ Roll back to any previous version in seconds
- ✓ HTML, JS, CSS, WebAssembly — any static output
- ✓ New version = CDN cache bust, automatically
Sandbox Environments
Spin up isolated running environments for apps that need a live server. Each sandbox gets its own endpoint — one per branch, one per PR, or one per developer.
bdy sandbox create my-app
bdy sandbox endpoint my-app --name web --port 3000
- ✓ Live HTTPS endpoint for any running app
- ✓ One isolated sandbox per branch or pull request
- ✓ No shared state — every environment is clean
- ✓ Tear down automatically when a branch is merged
Route a domain to any artifact version
bdy distro route create <distro> --domain="mysite.com" --target "artifact=mysite:v3"
Switch to a different artifact version at any time to roll back or promote a release — the CDN picks up the change in seconds.
Feature comparison
Buddy vs. Cursor Origin — what's available right now
| Feature | Buddy CI/CD | Cursor Origin |
|---|---|---|
Availability Can you use it today? |
✓ Right now | ⏳ Fall 2026 |
Free plan Start at zero cost |
✓ Yes | Not announced |
CI/CD pipelines Build, test, deploy automation |
✓ Visual builder | Not in scope |
Preview environments Per-branch / per-PR sandboxes |
✓ Yes | Not announced |
Parallel execution Multiple agents / branches concurrently |
✓ Yes | ⏳ Promised |
Automated conflict resolution Handle merge conflicts automatically |
✓ Yes | ⏳ Promised |
Docker layer caching Fast rebuilds for frequent commits |
✓ Yes | Not announced |
Works with GitHub / GitLab / Bitbucket Keep your existing Git host |
✓ All three | ⏳ Own forge only |
Deployment actions Cloud, Kubernetes, serverless |
✓ 200+ | Not announced |
Team roles & permissions Granular access control per project |
✓ Yes | Not announced |
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